Located approximately 10 miles south of Rosetown and ½ mile west of Highway 4, this quarter section features a mix of
higher-lying cultivated ground and low-lying native land. The higher-lying ground is currently in grain production. SAMA
records 22 cultivated acres, while the seller estimates the cultivated area is closer to 30 acres.
An old yardsite is located on a high point of the property, offering a scenic setting and a potential starting point for someone
considering developing an acreage.
A conservation easement is registered on title and is believed to apply only to the low-lying area, and not the approximately
30 acres of grain land. The easement permits summer grazing, haying and certain related improvements, including fences,
water sources and livestock holding facilities, in the areas it covers. Buyers should review the registered easement to
confirm which areas are covered and what restrictions apply.
Farmland & Price Summary
1 parcel
159.92 title acres (ISC)
Approximately 30 cultivated acres (seller estimate)
22 cultivated acres (SAMA)
$120,000 asking price
SAMA Information
160 total acres
22 cultivated acres
138 pasture acres
$128,800 total 2026 assessed fair value
78.0 soil final rating (weighted average)
Soil association: DK Brown Alluvium
Soil texture: Heavy clay
SCIC rating: Class L, Risk Zone 16More details
Good quarter of grainland available for 2027. Land has been cleared of bush, has some drainage, depending on year more or less acres may be seeded. Good section to add to your farm operation. Call agent to discuss.More details
One quarter section of farmland in the St. Benedict / Yellow Creek area of the Rural Municipality of Three Lakes #400, just south of Highway 41.
There are currently about 90 acres cultivated plus a yardsite and bush that could be opened up to provide approximately 40 to 45 acres of additional cultivated land, bringing the total potentially arable area to 135 acres.
This is Waitville soil, loam textures, Weighted Final Rating of 42.1 points per cultivated acre.
42.1 soil final rating (weighted average)
$4,792 per cultivated acre
2.71 times the 2026 assessed valueMore details
One very open and productive quarter section of farmland adjacent to the southeast edge of Rhona Lake, just south of Yellow Creek in the Rural Municipality of Three Lakes #400.
Owners currently farm 130 acres, with potential to clear an additional 15 acres in the northwest corner for cultivation, bringing the total potentially arable area to 145 acres.
This is productive land mapped as Oxbow and Whitewood soil associations, loam texture, Weighted Final Rating of 56.2 points per cultivated acre.
$5,227 per cultivated acre
2.47 times the 2026 assessed valueMore details
Three adjacent quarter sections of farmland in the St. Benedict area of the Rural Municipality of Three Lakes #400. All three quarters are currently cultivated, dominantly Waitville and Northern Light soil associations, loam textures, productive land, with Weighted Final Rating of 48.3 points per cultivated acre overall. This is well drained land with few stones and approximately 336 cultivated acres currently. Treed areas can be cleared and farmed, adding approximately 50 to 65 acres of cultivated land, bringing the total potentially arable area to 380 to 400 acres.
48.3 soil final rating (weighted average)
$4,762 per cultivated acre
2.50 times the 2026 assessed valueMore details
Two quarter sections of productive farmland with a beautiful, well-kept yard site, house, heated shops and more! Located in the Earl Grey/Strasbourg area within commuting distance to Regina. Seller is open to considering selling the home quarter separately or subdividing and selling the yard site. Yard site must sell before the land.
The well-treed yard features a 1,560 sq ft, 6-bedroom, 2-bathroom 1983 well cared for bungalow with a fully finished basement and three decks. Main floor features an open-concept kitchen, living and dining area, bedrooms and bathroom. Basement includes a family room, additional rooms currently used as bedrooms, bathroom and storage. Flooring is primarily engineered hardwood and vinyl plank. Heating is natural gas forced air plus a wood-burning stove, and central A/C. One bedroom is used as a den.
Outbuildings include a 40’ x 40’ detached heated garage with concrete floor, 220-amp power, wood frame and metal exterior (can be used as a 2-4 car garage); 40’ x 32’ heated shop with power and concrete floor; 20’ x 32’ detached garage with concrete floor and power; 44’ x 12’ wood-frame building; 40’ x 80’ steel-frame Quonset; well, garden and fuel sheds; four 3,300 BU Westeel Rosco flat-bottom bins; and several older wood granaries.
316.80 titled acres (SE 28-24-20 W2 & SW 27-24-20 W2). SAMA identifies approx. 277 cultivated acres with a 51.16 final rating. Land is classified “J” and “K” soil by Saskatchewan Crop Insurance. Farmland is available for the 2027 crop season.
Services include natural gas, power, water well, dugout and septic tank with field.
A versatile property offering options for a hobby farm, addition to an existing operation, acreage, or rural living with income-generating farmland.More details
542 Acres of Grain Farmland with Yard Site – Richard, SK
Excellent opportunity to acquire approximately 542.41 titled acres located at and directly east of Richard, Saskatchewan, with the farmland situated in the RM of Douglas No. 436 and a portion situated within the Village of Richard. The property comprises approximately 542.41 titled acres (ISC). SAMA information reports approximately 427 cultivated acres and 117 acres classified as not cultivated.
The property includes an established farmyard with a 1,150 sq. ft. bungalow built in 1956, offering 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms. The well treed yard site includes a variety of berry trees and garden space. A spacious deck on two sides provides outdoor living options including a shaded enclosure and a natural gas bbq hookup. A two door, 24' x 22' detached, metal garage, with a concrete floor is near the residence. Additional farm improvements complement the yard site with a 40’ x 60’ Quonset and a 40’ x 40’ shop that is divided with 2/3 as cold storage and 1/3 as a heated and insulated shop area. The property also includes 8 metal grain bins on hopper bottoms with each having approximately 2,000 bushels of stated capacity.
The land package with an existing residence and farmyard is in a convenient location immediately east of the village of Richard and accessed by gravel roads with year-round access. 2026 crops were wheat on NW9-43-12-W3 and canola on SW9-43-12-W3 and SE8-43-12-W3.
SAMA Information
427 cultivated acres
$750,700 total 2025 assessed value (AV) (Douglas RM No. 436 farmland)
$249,713 average assessment per 160 acres
46.4 soil final rating (weighted average)
$1,400,000 Farmland Price
$2,765 per title acre (ISC)
$3,279 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
1.86 times the 2026 assessed value (P/AV multiple)
$100,000 Buildings and Improvements
$1,500,000 Total PriceMore details
A substantial land opportunity at the doorstep of Saskatchewan’s capital city. Located just minutes northwest of Regina, this 594.29-acre property offers excellent road access and frontage along Highway #11, Grid Road 734 and the CPKC rail line. Its proximity to the Northwest Regina Bypass interchange and North Regina’s established industrial and commercial areas places it in a strategic position for commercial investors, developers and farmers looking to expand their existing land base in the area. With substantial acreage, prominent transportation frontage and convenient access to the city, this property brings together key attributes for purchasers seeking a well-positioned site with development potential, subject to zoning, servicing and required approvals. Currently zoned Agricultural, the property includes approximately 590 SAMA cultivated acres featuring productive Regina Heavy Clay soils, B & C Saskatchewan Crop Insurance soil classifications, and a SAMA soil final rating weighted average of 83.70. The land is leased to a local farmer through December 2028, with the lease to be assigned to the purchaser on closing. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence regarding development potential, zoning, required approvals, servicing and suitability for their intended use. Rail frontage does not guarantee rail access or service. Mineral rights are not included.More details
Great opportunity to purchase two quarter sections of mixed-use land with good access and a well-kept yard site in the Sheho area. Offering 318.05 ISC titled acres, the property provides a land base for starting a grain or mixed farming operation, expanding existing holdings, or recreational uses. The land includes 125 SAMA cultivated acres and 125 SAMA native acres, J & K SCIC soil classifications and a SAMA final rating weighted average of 43.60 on the cultivated acres. It is possible some bush could be cleared to increase cultivated acres; the Buyer must conduct their own due diligence regarding potential for additional acres. The current land lease expires in December 2026, with the land available to farm in 2027. The tenant has a right of refusal. The well-kept 728 sq. ft. bungalow features two bedrooms, one bathroom and a full unfinished basement with a concrete slab and cindercrete walls in excellent condition. The home has a metal roof, oil-fired forced-air heating and a good well water supply. Outbuildings include a single-car garage with a dirt floor and two sheds. Services include power and a septic tank with liquid surface discharge.
The beautifully treed yard features neatly maintained lawns, with walking and quad trails leading from the yard for nature walks and rides. With excellent deer and moose hunting in the area, the property also offers appeal as a hunting or recreational retreat, with the home providing a convenient base. SaskPower's conversion to underground power is underway, with lines being relocated off the land alongside the north/south grid road, subject to project completion. A versatile opportunity for a hobby farm, agricultural expansion or a country retreat.More details
160.68 acres in the RM of Moose Range No. 486, in the Carrot River area. This quarter offers approximately 75 cultivated acres according to SAMA, with the balance predominantly wooded land classified as aspen/coniferous pasture. SCIC rates the quarter as soil class F. SAMA identifies Tisdale and Arborfield soil associations with heavy clay and clay textures, level to nearly level topography, and none-to-few stones on the cultivated portion. An opportunity to add cultivated acres to an existing operation or purchase a standalone land holding with a mix of farmland and natural cover. Offered as land only, with no buildings included. The 2026 SAMA assessed value is $196,000.More details
This highly assessed half-section is located just south of Radisson, Saskatchewan. SAMA records show strong soil final ratings of 78.2 and 72.6 on NE 17-40-10-W3 and SE 20-40-10-W3, respectively, with both quarters identified as Hamlin loam.
A subdivision is underway at the Seller’s expense. The yardsite and the body of water extending across both quarters will be retained by the Seller and are not included in the sale. An existing 9.99 acre subdivision on NE 17 (which is not included in this listing's metrics/information) does not fully encompass the yardsite and includes cultivated land. It is being reconfigured so that the cultivated portion is included in the sale and the non-cultivated portion is retained by the Seller. Final boundaries and acreage are subject to completion of the subdivision. The seller anticipate that approximately 266 acres will be included in the sale.
The land will be available to farm for the 2027 crop season.
Farmland & Price Summary
2 parcels
Approximately 266 acres, after and subject to subdivision
$1,519,800 asking price
$5,671 per SAMA cultivated acre
2.00 times the 2026 assessed value (P/AV multiple)
Available to farm in the 2027 crop season
SAMA Information (not including the 9.99 acre current subdivided parcel)
284.8 titled acres
268 cultivated acres
$759,900 total 2026 assessed value
$426,013 average assessment per 160 acres
75.4 soil final rating (weighted average)
The SAMA figures do not included the 9.99 acre current subdivided parcel and do not reflect the final subdivided property. Final acreage and cultivated-area figures should be confirmed once the subdivision is complete.More details
Opportunity to acquire approximately 937 acres of grain farmland in the RM of Great Bend No. 405, Saskatchewan. The six-quarter package includes a full section in Section 5-42-8-W3 and an adjoining half-section in Section 33-41-8-W3, with a yardsite. The two land blocks are positioned kitty-corner to one another.
SAMA information indicates approximately 732 cultivated acres across the six quarters. Soil is a mix of Oxbow light loam and Blaine Lake loam.
The yardsite includes a bungalow of approx 1,000 square feet (seller’s estimate), a well, grain storage, and several farm buildings, including a barn, a Quonset, and a heated shop. Some month-to-month tenants currently reside in the house and would like to remain, if possible.
The seller advises that earthwork equipment could substantially increase cultivated acres on Section 5.
Land is available to farm for the 2027 crop year.
The yardsite improvements are included in the total asking price and allocated a separate value of $200,000.
Two hopper-bottom bins in the yardsite are excluded from the sale.
Farmland & Price Summary
6 parcels
937.1 title acres (ISC)
732 cultivated acres (SAMA)
$2,759,800 farmland price
$200,000 yardsite improvements allocation
$2,959,800 total asking price
SAMA Information
937.1 total acres
732 cultivated acres
205.1 other acres
$1,379,900 total 2026 assessed value (AV)
$235,603 average assessment per 160 acres
49.3 soil final rating (weighted average)
$2,759,800 farmland price
$2,945 per title acre (ISC)
$3,770 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
2.00 times the 2026 assessed value (P/AV multiple)More details
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